June 1 Under African Skies / Joe Berlinger Twenty-five years after Paul Simon’s masterpiece “Graceland†was released, director Joe Berlinger follows Simon back to South Africa to reunite with the musicians with whom he collaborated, and to candidly face criticism from locals who felt betrayed by his decision.
‘Goon’ Seann William Scott laces up his skates for the new hockey comedy “Goon,” co-written by Jay Baruchel (who also stars) and Evan Goldberg (“Superbad”).
“Give Me Five!” says the forty-eight member Japanese girl idol group on their 25th major single.
Watching “The Secret World of Arrietty†has made me realize something very unsettling: I have seen no other Studio Ghibli movies, and I REALLY need to watch more.
‘The Grey’ Despite his insistence in HBO’s “Life’s Too Short” that he’s funny, Liam Neeson is one serious man – grizzled and gruff and not the kind of guy you’d want to mess with. In “The Grey,” Neeson dances with wolves in this slow, methodical survival thriller set in the Alaskan wilderness.
After two movies playing Thor’s villainous brother Loki – most recently in the record-breaking blockbuster “The Avengers” – Tom Hiddleston says the chances are “very high indeed” that the character will return in “Thor 2.” (As for the just-announced “Avengers” sequel, that’s still anyone’s guess.) The actor’s fan base – the “Hiddlestoners” – has grown
“George Harrison: Living in the Material World” will tell you everything you’ve ever wanted to know about the Beatles’ lead guitarist. Director Martin Scorsese explores the life and career of the “quiet” Beatle from his early days to his time with the Fab Four through to his solo career.
Opening in theaters today – just in time for your date night pleasure! – are two movies focused on affairs of the heart.
The latest entry into the ‘motion comics’ adaptation market, “Astonishing X-Men: Dangerous,” brings to life Joss Whedon and John Cassaday’s unique story that introduces a new character into the X-universe — a character that’s actually been there from the very first issue.
“The Wild Bunch†and “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly†are among my favorite films. I’m not just in it for the iconic films either, as I consider myself a patron of the form. The Western genre goes back to the earliest days of Hollywood and is vastly underrepresented in today’s cinema world.